Contributions to Research Project

1. The team and I worked together to write the minutes for the project meeting, summarising the main points of the topic that were discussed.

2. Initially the team voted and agreed on the research topic of mall cleaning robots. However, after individual research and discussion with the team, we collectively agreed that we had a lack of expertise in the area of robotics. Therefore, we decided to change our research topic. 

3. The new topic the team came up with was crowd management in restrooms.

4. In the technical report, for our introduction, I contributed by researching using google on the existing technology in restrooms. Wrote the summary of ideas as well as the purpose statement. 



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